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1 reproduce
reproduce [‚ri:prəˈdju:s][animals] se reproduire* * *[ˌriːprə'djuːs], US [-'duːs] 1.transitive verb reproduire2.intransitive verb Biology (also reproduce oneself) se reproduire -
2 reproduce
reproduce, US [transcription][-"du ;s"]
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